BUDAPEST, March 22 — Ana Roš is the rising star of European gastronomy. Now with two Michelin stars, the Slovenian chef will preside over the Bocuse d’Or Europe, which will take place on March 23 and 24 in Budapest, Hungary. We take a look at her career to date.
In a few hours, 16 young European chefs will try to earn their spot in the grand finale of the Bocuse d’or, scheduled to take place in Lyon in 2023. Their dishes will be judged by a panel of mostly male chefs, with the exception of three female chefs hailing from Estonia, Latvia and Hungary. Despite male chefs dominating in terms of numbers on the jury, it was a woman chef who was given the mission to take on the honorary presidency, none other than Ana Roš. If you’re not a fan of the international 50 Best Restaurants world ranking, her name may not mean anything to you. The famous list, originally associated with the British magazine, spotted Roš’s talent back in 2017, bestowing upon her the title of “best female chef in the world.
Located in Kobarid, a small Slovenian town not far from the borders of Italy and Austria, her restaurant was originally that of her in-laws. For the love of her sommelier husband, Ana Roš changed course and left her career path to the diplomatic life in order to dedicate herself to a life at the head of a restaurant. Her cuisine is based on three elements: the land, the season and her personality. This is how the chef defines herself on her website.
The Slovenian chef, deeply aware and sensitive to issues related to the environment, told the Food&Sens blog last fall that she has “always had a calling for sustainability.” For example, her team’s uniforms are made of fibres derived from wood and apple. She has also created a “no waste meat offcuts” sauce made with all the leftover meat from previous dishes, served in an onion with Slovenian roasted barley and barley malt.
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